United States Training Camp for Salvadorans Roils Honduras
Honduras faces political strains over a U S backed camp near Trujillo to train Salvadoran soldiers as students. The plan bypasses U S troop limits and raises questions about civilian vs military power after a Honduran accord with Gen Gustavo Alvarez.
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U.S
Honduras
New York Times
Tegucigalpa
United States Army
Trujillo
Puerto Castilla
United States
Reagan
Gustavo Alvarez
Honduran National Congress
Alvarez
Edgardo Paz Barnica
Roberto Suazo Cordova
el Salvador
Governor’s name fades from Ohio maps as new leader takes helm
Ohio officials paint then sticker new governor Richard Geleste’s name onto road maps once bearing James Rhodes. Ink failed, stickers tried, else maps would be issued blank. The cost runs about three cents per map of thirty cents.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Rhodes
Transportation Department
Rhodes
Richard Geleste
Department
Mary Lynne Cappelleti
First lady astronaut Jerrie Cobb and her aviation career
Jerrie Cobb learned to fly at 12 and became a licensed pilot by 18. In 1960 she passed NASA tests as the first woman rated extraordinary, yet she was not made an astronaut. Now 52, she runs an aviation cargo service from Moore Haven Florida and flies to South American countries.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jerrie Cobb
Miss Cobb
America
Time Magazine
Astronautrix Cobb
Life
NASA
Sally K. Ride
Amazon Jungle
Florida
Moore Haven
Fla
Brazil
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Ecuador
Sally Ride
Betty Wright
Man crawled four days after leg break on Appalachian Trail
Thomas Patterson 58 of Indianapolis crawled through woods for four days after breaking two bones in his lower left leg on the Appalachian Trail. He was found in the Great Smoky Mountains and will fly to Indiana for surgery after a stay at the University of Tennessee Hospital.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Indiana
Thomas Patterson
Indianapolis
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Springer Mountain
Maryland
Patterson
Poison found in gravy mix prompt poison recall
State health workers found nicotine sulfate in two bottles of Gravy Master Seasoning and Browning Sauce after a man claimed to have planted the poison. The product was recalled and the two contaminated bottles were in stores near the Hudson River across from New York City.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey Department of Health
Hudson River
New York City
New York Post
Belleville
Jersey City
Koplin
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